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Best way to reinvest in a new mutual fund after stopping the existing mutual fund

Hi Friends ,

I have a question .

Is there any performance difference between a 1 time investment and Monthly SIP .

For example , If I do a one time investment of Rs 1,20,000 in a Mutual fund for 10 years , or opt for a Monthly SIP of Rs 1000 for 10 Years . At the end of 10 years , my total investment in the mutual fund would be Rs 1,20,000 .

So at the end of 10 years , will both the type of investment  return the same amount of money .

 

Reason why I am asking is I am currently investing in 2 Mutual funds via Monthly SIPS .

They are SBI MAGNUM CONTRA and RELIANCE GROWTH FUND G .

They are not performing well now and hence I have decided to stop further investments in the above Mutual funds and instead start investing in performing mutual funds like SBI Emerging Fund and Reliance Equity Opportunities Fund – Retail Plan (G) .

If I now stop the SIPs, I should be able to collect Rs 3.5 lakhs  from both the Mutual funds .

Now the question is how do I reinvest this Rs 3.5 lakhs back in Equity (Mutual funds) and also at the same time start investing the earlier amount I was investing monthly to the new Mutual funds via SIPs .

 

What would be the best way to invest all this money in the new mutual funds .

 

**** I have been asked by my financial advisor to stop further investments in the 2 non performing mutual funds .

I am sure that he would be able to advise me on the above .

Its just that I want to get some info on this before I dicuss the above with him , just for the sake of my knowledge .

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